Quote: "I don't know what is going on I'm the one who was complaining since day 1 about the low performance"
You were one of many, lol, including myself. I just bought better hardware than I had!
Quote: "I have the feeling it is going to be years until we get a finished product that is going to deliver what promised originally with FPSC:Reloaded, my only doubt this time is that how relevant DirectX and Windows is going to be at the time we can consider GG a finished product. "
I agree with the time frame. When Reloaded started. I estimated that it would be at least 5 years before we saw anything great. This was before the decision to rewrite in C++ (I was naive at the time, I thought it already was. I didn't realize the "start from scratch" vote that we made at the beginning even had anything to do with Dark Basic Pro). I also didn't realize a DX11 rewrite would take as long as it has. Neither did Lee, apparently. That's all good with me, but it all adds to the timeline, at least a year, perhaps more. I don't think this product will EVER be finished, as no decent piece of software should be. It must evolve along with the technology. If it doesn't, it will die. 64-bit, although Lee has stated he won't do, would be the next 6 to 9 month improvement. If it doesn't happen, this product will certainly die. How many people still have 32 bit systems? I have several, but don't use them, except for some specialized/dedicated applications with hardware that requires nothing more. For newer games/VR, not at all. They are already dinosaurs. Windows, as an OS, has a pretty solid backing. It's not going anywhere anytime soon. DirectX is another issue altogether. A couple years ago, MS was considering abandoning it (based on some articles I read). That proved to be wrong, at least as far as I know. Opening up GG to other platforms would be huge, even though it can already be done at a basic level with a separate program. That would likely be another year wait at least. Personally, I don't care how long it takes. I do understand other people's frustration, though. While I wait for an upgrade here, though, I just find other things to do.
Desktop: i7 4770@3.4Ghz (passmark 9809), 12GB RAM, Win 10/64, GeForce GTX 1080 (passmark 12006), 1TB SSD, 1TB HDD; Laptop: i7 4800MQ@2.7Ghz, 16GB RAM, Win 10/64, GeForce GTX870M , 1TB SSD.
